She hasn't conributed shit to hip-hop. She may have added 'hip-hop'(I say 'yeah right') to SY but she hasn't contributed shit to hip-hop.

Point taken. I can agree in logic w/ that.

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I guess her greatest contribution to hip hop is introducing it to a bunch of lily-ass white indie kids... No offence... ;)

Lawl. I used to be a huge hip-hop head. A friend and I started BOOM! which flopped and was a really lame attempt at rap music. We can write beats but we are too white to rap.

Kim Gordon introduced me to Jack Squat.

You mean back in the day when hip hop wasn't cool to white kids?

No. It was cool back then. I'm not old enough for it to have been 'back in the day'. I was just hip-hop before I was an indie-fag.

Haha... I've never actually communicated with an indie-fag before, cool. Then, again, I might have, but I just didn't know it.... Hmmmm....

I'm not so indie that I only shop at Thrift Shops or something gay. I just dress like an indie kid and am very opinionated on music. Whatever.

How exactly does an indie kid dress?

like somebody trying to be cool by being uncool.

Like a homeless person:

http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/sho...&postcount=655

Actually, Kim does 'attempt' to be hip hop on Free Kittens, Nice Ass album. On two different songs. Call Back and Scratch the DJ. Not that its very good.

'penetrate to prevent split ends, like Micheal Jackson and his little friends'

"That's a smile not an upside down frown! You're not even good at that."

Where does Kim Gordon rank in the All-Time Greats in hip-hop?

She doesn't.

Why would she rank? Because of I Love You Mary Jane with Cypress Hill? Because Chuck D makes a cameo on Kool Thing? Because of some stretch of the imagination about a few stream-of-consciousness type lyrics she sings on a few songs?

Are we so deperate for ideas for discussion that we've come to settle for absolutely inane ones?

Kim's basslines are influenced by her favorite artists &, moreover, by her own artistic bent. If one were pressed to name a genre's influence it would be reggae, not hip-hop.

Some of Steve's drumming from the Goo/Dirty SY-at-their-most-popular-era sounds hip-hop influenced, but other that, what we've got here in this topic is some sort of uncensored-by-self brain fart.

Once again, I'm inclined to write something not wholly but partially off-topic as a result of the main discussion's total lameness.

Original Wrapper by Lou Reed was performed on an SNL rerun last night...it's the episode hosted by Sam Kinison...it's a weak effort, but man, that guitar outro is vintage Lou-noise.

Pssst... I think he was joking...

are you on drugs?

Just look @ my musername, & you tell me. (haha)

No, I'm not.

Yes, he is on drugs.

Indie kids dress like faggots. Faggots dress like indie kids. GET IT?